Metal Mimicry

Metal Mimicry
Piotr Rasputin/Colossus (Marvel Comics) in metal form.
Power/Ability to:	Have a body made up of metal.

The power to transform into or have a physical body made up of metal. Technique of Metal Manipulation. Variation of Earth Mimicry.

Also Called

• Ferro Body/Form/Mimicry/Physiology
• Ferrokinetic Mimicry/Physiology
• Metal Body/Form/Physiology
• Metallic Body/Form/Mimicry/Physiology
• Metallicization/Metallization

Capabilities

User is made up of or can transform their body completely into metal. Users' transformed form is either anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of metal, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately the user can transform into homogenous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.

User gains varying powers depending of what kind of metal they mimic: some metals are soft but malleable and survive damage by flexing under the attack and returning back to their normal state afterwards, others are hard and can take severe damage before eventually breaking. Some users may even shatter after receiving enough damage, but reconstruct themselves afterwards unharmed.

Metals have also varying abilities relating their ability to tolerate/conduct heat, electricity, acid/corrosion, etc. Several metals have specific symbolic and mystical properties as well.

Applications

• Contaminant Immunity
• Dermal Armor
  • Natural Weaponry
  • Pain Suppression
• Disease Immunity
• Electrical Immunity
• Enhanced Durability/Invulnerability
• Enhanced Endurance
• Enhanced Lung Capacity or Oxygen Independence
• Enhanced Strength
• Thermal Resistance

Techniques

• Ferrokinetic Invisibility
• Ferrokinetic Shapeshifting

Variations

• Bio-Metal Physiology
• Brass Mimicry
• Bronze Mimicry
• Copper Mimicry
• Gold Mimicry
• Iron Mimicry
  • Steel Mimicry
• Lead Mimicry
• Mercury Mimicry
• Molten Metal Mimicry
• Platinum Mimicry
• Silver Mimicry
• Tin Mimicry
• Titanium Mimicry
• Uranium Mimicry
• Zinc Mimicry

Associations

• Amorphous Physiology by turning into liquid metal.
• Elemental Transmutation
• Ferrokinetic Creature Creation
• Ferrokinetic Regeneration
• Golem Creation - most golems have a variation of this power.
• Golem Physiology - most golems have a variation of this power.
• Metal Manipulation
• Metallic Blood
• Scattering - some users are able spread their transformed form over vast areas.

Limitations

• User is vulnerable to all effects that would affect normal metals, including Magnetism Manipulation and Corrosion Inducement, depending on the metal in question.
• User is essentially solid piece of metal, with everything that comes with it, including extreme weight and inability to float, except in the cases of low-density metals such as Lithium, Potassium, and Sodium.
• May slow the user.

Known Users

Cartoons

• Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10)
• Karlof (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Jin Hou (Master Raindrop)
• The Klinkers (Mixels)
• Jinmay (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)

Comics

• Nathaniel Heywood/Citizen Steel (DC Comics)
• Andrew Nolan/Ferro Lad (DC Comics)
• Tony Woodward/Girder (DC Comics)
• Metal Men (DC Comics)
• Metal Women (DC Comics)
• Nameless (DC Comics)
• Piotr Rasputin/Colossus (Marvel Comics)
• Adrian Corbo (Marvel Comics)
• Cessily Kincaid/Mercury (Marvel Comics)
• Ken Mack/Mettle (Marvel Comics)
• Robin Vega (Marvel Comics)

Movies

• Jack-Jack Parr (The Incredibles)
• Brass Body (The Man with the Iron Fists)

Folklore/Mythology

• Talos (Greek Mythology)

Literature

• The Sliph (The Sword of Truth series)

Live Television

• Danny Pine (Heroes)
• Citadel (Mighty Med)
• Mercurians (Power Rangers Operation Overdrive)
  • Tyzonn
• Sydney Drew (Power Rangers S.P.D.)

Manga/Anime

• Cang Du (Bleach)
• General Rilldo (Dragon Ball GT)
• Gajeel Redfox (Fairy Tail)
• Kiba Daioh (Fist of the North Star)
• Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu (My Hero Academia)
• Diane (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Drole (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Dolores (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Daz Bones (One Piece)
• Trent MacGowan (Smallville)

Video Games

• MetalEtemon (Digimon)
• Emiya Shirou (Fate/Stay Night); only when in danger, parts of his body will turn into metal
• Steel-type Pokemon (Pokemon)
• Mario (Super Mario 64); via the Metal Cap
• Wario (Super Mario 64 DS); via the Power Flower
• Metal Mario (Super Mario series/Super Smash Bros.)
• Metal Elementor (Max Steel)

Gallery

Cang Du (Bleach) lives up to his epithet, "I - The Iron".

Citizen Steel (DC comics) possess skin, bone and muscle tissue that are transmuted into organic steel.

Metal Men (DC Comics)

Tony Woodward/Girder (DC Comics)

Danny Pine (Heroes) transform his arm into metal.

Cessily Kincaid/Mercury (Marvel Comics)

Piotr Rasputin/Colossus (Marvel Comics)

Ken Mack/Mettle (Marvel Comics)

Adrian Corbo (Marvel Comics)

Robin Vega (Marvel Comics)

The Klinkers (Mixels)

Diane (Nanatsu no Taizai) using Heavy Metal.

After eating the Dice-Dice Fruit, Daz Bones' (One Piece) body is made of steel.

Tyzonn (Power Rangers Operation Overdrive) can transform his body into mercury.

Sydney Drew (Power Rangers S.P.D.) turning her hand into iron.

Mario (Super Mario 64) in the form of Metal Mario.

Metal Mario (Super Mario series/Super Smash Bros.), a separate entity from Mario, as he appears in Mario Kart 7.

Jinmay (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)

Metal Elementor (Max Steel)

As Meta-Rilldo, General Rilldo (Dragon Ball GT) becomes a being of pure liquid metal.